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Mama's Boy

by Niranjan Swami Subedi 09 October 2009

It was July 12th, 1977. Paluwari, a small hilly village outside on the outskirts of Kathmandu, Nepal was drenched by the daily downpour of the Monsoon shower...

Niranjan Swami Subedi

Niranjan Swami Subedi (aka Nick) grew up in Baneshor, Kathmandu where he attended Siddartha Vanasthali Institute. He later continued at California State University and is currently attending Maurine Coburn School of Nursing. He lives in Monterey, California with his wife, Kaashimi.

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